The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-05-15
GREENTILLE GATHERINGS.

GREENPILLE GATHERINGS.
Miss Kate Leenbeek is at the residence
of her brother at Watkins s, New York.
Mrs, Lamcken, of Old Bergen road, will
make trip to Germany this summer.
Mr.. William Currie is expected to arrive
home at an early date from trip to Swift
erlapd.
Mr.. Charles G. Holmes has been appoint
ed steward Of the Greenville club. He is
said to be an excellent caterer.
The Avenue E sewer was accepted by
the Board of Works Monday as being laid
according to the terms of the contract.
Avenue E people lost several fine shade
trees Thursday by the caprices of a horse
who preferred the sidewalk to the street and
took it, too.
Miss Sophie Fritze, of Peafsall avenue.
was married a few evenings ago to Mr..
Henry Schilling. Rev. George Bernhard,
of Zion 4. L. Church, officiated.
Miss NJ. Isaphene Ives, who formerly
conducted Greenville's kindergarten, is
becoming celebrated among Connecticut
towns for her elecutionary accomplish
ments.
Larry Kills, who drew the BODY of Rich
ard Westerman, one of the lost Communi-
paw yachtsmen, from his shoal fykes
Wednesday, is one of Greenville's crack
fishermen.
Chilly" Martin is happy in tae possession
of one of the beautiful ponies imported last
week by Bishop, the mule man. Billy
says ''Tm goin' to tech the ba;ste to frolic
around with me purp."
The local rifle club at their shoot Mon
day evening achieved these scores: Robi-
doux, 102; Zeugner, 101; Lindeberg. 100;
Katteustroth, SO; Barr, SO; Rolereubeck,
81. Thorne, 81; Hill, 80; Petty. 81.
Greenyille is at last to have gas. The
Consumers Company have canvassed all
of the section and find that the majority
of houses will use their gas. The first
mains are now being laid on Ave. E.
The Barrett Dramatic Club will give the
last reception and entertainment of the
season at the Belvedere Hall, Tuesday eve
ming. The farce, "Doing My Uncle" will
be presented and dancing will fol Nv.
rafting reunion of the Liefer family
was held Monday evening at Gus. Liefer's
new domicile, metropolitan Hail." About
two hundred Liefers and their friends were
present and the old rink never held a
happier party,
The first full dress drill with rifles of
the ssDilaway Cadets will be given at the
Rink, May 25th and 26th. A strawberry
and cream festival will b given the same
evenings. B 9TH for the benefit of the new
Methodist church.
Rev. William P. Bruce, the new pastor
of the Reformed Church will preach his
first sermon as such this morning. The
day will be made memorable one by
special services both morning and evening
including good singing.
Au entertainment is to be given next
Monday evening at Metropolitan Hall. by
dramatic company. The farce, "Court of
Errors" and the play, "The Miners
Daughter" will be given, together with a
long variety programme.
petition has been sent TO the Board of
Works by Mr.. Henry Lembe OK and others,
asking for a sewer on Ocean avenue, be-
tween Winfield and Pearsali avenues, and
on Pearsall avenue, from Ocean avenue to
the main sewer on Avenue E.
A very enjoyable Progressive Euchre
party was given by Mrs. Emil Fink, of
Columbia place, Wednesday evening. The
king" prizes were won by Mr.. Benz amin
Benk and Mrs. George McAnery, the
GOODIES" by Mr.. Nudge and Miss Bessie
Campfeld. Dancing and supper fol-
lowed the game.
A musical treat was given at Grace
Church Thursday evening by the members
of the choir, assisted by several others
from the city, The cantata of the "Holy
City" given some time ago was partially re-
peated by special request. Alfred Gauls
beautiful cantata of 'sRuth" formed the
principal feature of the programme The
following characters were taken: Ruth,
Miss Lille Barr; Orpah, Miss Mamie
Miller; Naomi, Mrs. Dewey, and Boaz, Mr..
F. r. Morse The choruses and solo and
duet parts were exceedingly well rendered.
Mr. Victor Baler presided at the piano and
Miss Jessie Dewey at the organ.